Chemical ThermodynamicsCalculate the ASfor the vaporization of water at 100°CAHop40.7 kJ mol IO 112.0 J mol K111.5JmolK!O 110.1 Jmol K!O 109.1 J mol 1K

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Calculate the ASfor the vaporization of water at 100°C
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40.7 kJ mol I
O 112.0 J mol K
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O 110.1 Jmol K!
O 109.1 J mol 1K

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